Jackson High School - Jacksonian Yearbook (Union City, CA)

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Claes History For 1952 (Cont'd.) Barbara St.Myers----July 2?, 1933 Trying to fool the teachers by acting innocent, Barbara has loved her twelve years at Jackson. She reminds us of a doorknob because any boy can turn her head. Marilyn Subler---September 26, 193 Bashfully starting school at Westwood in Dayton, then to Beaver Pond, Rossburg, and finally coming to Jackson in her freshman year, Marilyn always hoped to be a cheerleader. It's too bad she could't have been one. We hear she's giving up all the men but one, by the name of Phil. Norma Subler---February 8, 193 With a hop, skip, and Jump she entered our class in the Freshman year from Beaver Pond. She can't decide whether to date a blonde, bru- nette, redhead, or a Florida man. Lowell Warner----August 6, 193 Short, chubby character who blew into the class in his freshman year. He attended Black and Rossburg Schools and is a studious boy who never was any good in history or democraoy. Darlene Weiss---March 29, 193 Sneaked into our class in her freshman year from Washington Town- ship where she went for 8 years. We hear that Marlene loves coca-cola's and the name Bob. It's a shame she had to have such stubborn straight hair ! COMPLIMENTS OF GEORGE L. KLIPST1.XE PHONE 88

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Class History For 1952 (Cont'd.) Bobby Livingston---December 6, 1933 A shy little boy who first nimbly climbed the steps of Jackson in 1940 to Join our first grade class. He wouldn't think of going out for sports or driving around in a shiny black chevy ! Roger McEowen----July 10, 1934 A tall, dark, handsome boy who entered Jackson in his freshman year from Rossburg. He claims he can find his way through a certain woods on the darkest of nights. Roscoe Rhoades--December 1, 1933 The class'8 Romeo who Joined our happy throng in the first grade and has gaily spent his last twelve years with us. He tells us that vegetable farming and red convertibles are the life of Riley. Mae Rookwood---February 3, 1934 This loud, talkative, girl Joined our class in her freshman year from Rose Hill. She hasn't decided Just who the lucky guy will be, but she does want to be a housewife. Dorothy Rue----January 14, 1933 A very nice girl, but one of the roving kind. She started her schooling at West Alexandria, shifted to Rossburg, Ansonia, Woodington, back to Rossburg and Ansonia again. She finally ended up here at Jackson and has decided that even the boys here are o.k. Gall Rose---March 23, 193 Breezed into our sixth grade class from Union City, West Side in 1946. He's one of the boys in our class that really give the teachers trouble. He seems to enjoy being basketball manager for the Redskin squad. Joan Shook--February 19, 193 A tall, blonde, sad looking girl who decided in her freshman year that Jackson was for her. She also attended Brown and Rossburg Schools. It puzzles us why the boys don't like to look at her. Marjorie Snyder---May 2, 193 Came to Jackson during the first grade, leaving us in the beginning of the freshman year and truged back to Join us in her Junior year. sn can't decide which Jackson she likes best, but she is sure she llK.es sailors. RED 73 CREAMERY, Inc. Creamery Butter Union City, Indiana

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